The primary Google brand colors are blue, red, yellow and green.
Below you have all the color codes in different formats:
- Pantone: it is a system that allows identifying colors for printing using a specific code.
- RGB: the RGB (Red, Green, Blue) is a color model used for digital designs.
- CYMK: the CMYK (Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Black) is a color model used for printed designs.
- HTML Hex: is a digital color model used mainly for Web design.
Google Logo
Google Color Codes: Pantone, HTML Hex, RGB & CMYK
Pantone: PMS 660 C
Hex Color: #4285F4;
RGB: (66,133,244)
CMYK: (88,50,0,0)
PANTONE: PMS 7619 C
Hex Color: #DB4437;
RGB: (219,68,55)
CMYK: (0,78,85,12)
PANTONE: PMS 123 C
Hex Color: #F4B400;
RGB: (244,160,0)
CMYK: (0,20,90,0)
PANTONE: PMS 7724 C
Hex Color: #0F9D58;
RGB: (15,157,88)
CMYK: (15,157,88)
Google Logo History
We all know the Google logo when we see it but it has evolved over the years. Check out the video below and discover the different versions of the Google logo throughout history.
How to Draw the Google Logo?
We have already explained what colors Google uses. If you want to learn how to draw the Google logo, just watch the following video.
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